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Our members · Lung cancer

300 people living with lung cancer have joined us.

Across the UK, and growing daily. For clinical trials and research in lung cancer, we count who we hold near your sites the same day, put your protocol and materials in front of them before they're final, and refer the ones who pass your screening questions and say yes, following every referral through to randomisation.

Who our lung cancer members are

51%
Female
2%
Asian
1%
Black
1%
Mixed or other ethnicity
39%
In the most deprived fifth of areas

Counted September 2026. Each member is counted once, under the main condition they told us about. Deprivation is worked out from members' postcodes using the Index of Multiple Deprivation; an even spread would put about 20% in the most deprived fifth of areas. Every member has finished onboarding and passed our sign-up checks, and conditions are self-declared, with qualifying questions.

Where we're short. Our cancer members aren't yet close to who has the condition. We're recruiting to close the gap. The free panel count tells you exactly who we hold today.

Lung cancer in the UK

Around 50,200

people are diagnosed with lung cancer in the UK every year, nearly 140 a day. It is the third most common cancer in the UK.

Cancer Research UK, lung cancer incidence statistics (2019, 2021 to 2022).

37%

of lung cancer cases in the UK are associated with deprivation: around 18,300 more cases a year than if every area had the rates of the least deprived.

Cancer Research UK, UK cancer incidence by deprivation 2019 to 2022, September 2026.

By 2030

The NHS Lung Cancer Screening Programme, launched in 2019 in the areas hardest hit by lung cancer, has reached half of England's most at-risk people and is due to be rolled out across England by 2030.

NHS England, May 2026; DHSC and NHS England, National Cancer Plan for England, September 2026.

Our report

The Exclusion Debt Report, Issue 1: Lung cancer

Seven ways lung cancer evidence across Europe leaves patients out, and the standard that would close the gap. Read the report

What you can ask for

  1. A free panel count, the same working day. How many members with lung cancer we hold near your UK sites, by postcode district, and how they break down. Free panel count
  2. Patient involvement, before it's final. Members with lung cancer review your protocol, participant information sheet, consent form or product, and you get a report of what changed. Patient involvement
  3. Referrals, followed through. Members who pass your screening questions and say yes are referred to the site, and we follow each one to randomisation. Clinical trial recruitment in the UK
  4. Ask our data, then members live. An answer straight away from what members have already told us, linked to the members who gave it. Ask our data
An example question

"What would help people with lung cancer keep up with visits during a clinical trial?"

What comes back

An answer straight away from what members with lung cancer have already told us, linked to the members who said it. Then ask members live: survey answers, voice notes and video diaries within hours or days, broken down by age, sex, ethnicity and deprivation, with the themes, how many raised each one and who.

Other conditions our members live with

Depression · Type 2 diabetes · Asthma · COPD · Obesity · Eczema · Psoriasis · Breast cancer · Bipolar disorder · Prostate cancer

Not listed? Tell us the condition and where your UK sites are, and we'll recruit people who live with it near them, and show you the first count within a month. All conditions

How many patients like yours could you involve?

Find out with a free panel count. Tell us who your clinical trial or product is for, and we'll reply the same working day with how many people like that have joined us, and how they break down.

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